Compilation of my 4 succulent patterns to create a knit Succulent bowl.

Meet Abbi the Bumblebee! This little bee is knit in the round with very basic colorwork, increases and decreases. You’ll need some safety eyes as well.

Beachy themed Coasters inspired by ocean waves. I made these using cotton dk yarn, although any dk yarn should work fine, and US 2 needles. You’ll need a beige, white and blue yarn for colors.

Just a beachy inspired dish cloth, made using a soft cotton, making it perfect as a wash cloth or even a napkin. I would consider this advanced beginner friendly- the color work is fairly simple and only for 8 rows total of the pattern.

Beachy themed dress for your dotpebbles frog!

Want pop punk or emo fashion for your dotpebbles Frog? I’ve got you covered either this checkered hoodie (or crew neck)! Perfect for that early 2000s vibe.

A short sleeved dress with a chevron lace skirt for your froggy (Frog pattern by dotpebbles - link in pattern of you don’t have already)

Colorworked dress for froggy. To make you’ll need 2 contrasting yarns with the same weight as your dotpebbles frog, and same needles. 6mm beads are optional

Fun pants for your frog, inspired by 2000s fashion! The pattern includes the instructions for the traditional cargo pant with pockets, and a lace version (to give a ripped jeans or fishnet vibe).

What could be cuter than a tiny pink amphibian? A knit stuffie version of course!

PDF includes 2 patterns! A daisy flower hat that can be converted to a purse for your froggy, and a brimmed floppy sun hat. Both use techniques such as knitting in the round, increases, and picking up sts.

A beetlejuice inspired set for your dotpebbles froggy.

A dress with a fabric skirt for your dotpebbles’ frog

Linen Stitch pants/shorts for your dotpebbles’ froggy

Summer wear for your dotpebble’s from. Bikini features picot edges for a frilled look

A cute romper made to fit your dotpebbles frog!

A button up cardigan to fit your dotpebbles froggy. Knit bottom up with a continuous garter edge and slight v-neck shaping.

A mushroom hat meant for your froggy just use a bobby pin to secure to your frog

A tiny knit bee

With wedding season on the way, Froggy needed some options for getting dolled up (pun Intended). This dress features a spring foliage lace design and bead work.

An old fashion style tux with tails made to fit your dotpebble’s frog

Colorwork charts meant to fit my Frog’s hoodie pattern.

Picots and ribbing give this dress the illusion of sunshine, perfect for spring knitting.

A classic short sleeve dress for your froggy (or other dotpebbles creation). Knit top down, on straight needles and featuring a little lace detail along the bottom of the skirt. I used yarn and needles to match the gauge of my frog, and added a little leather strip for a belt.

Meet Everett the yeti! He made using a soft fluffy yarn and mainly knit in the round. The arms, legs and face are knit separately and then sewn own. I added wire to the arms and legs to make him more posable and included some pictures of how I do my wiring for anyone who hasn’t before. Pattern includes a video link to my tiktok where I sew the ...

Hooded caplet made using short rows. Made using ek dk yarn and us 2 needles.

A small gingerbread man stuffie, made to use as a decorative Christmas ornament. I used lionbrand skeintones in Adobe and US 7 circular needles and he came out about 5 inches big.

A free Christmas set to accompany your dotpebbles woodland animals. Included in this set is a Santa Hat, a scarf and a mini stocking to put your froggy/ other animal dolls into for gifting!

I made this guitar as part of my Taylor Swift inspired outfits. It’s knit from the bottom up, in the round, with a few details knitted separately and sewn on or embroidered.

A trendy bellbottom jumpsuit for your froggy!

Dress featuring a sweetheart neckline and cable details . I wrote the pattern to fit Dotpebble’s new cat doll, but it fits the froggy as well (details in pattern so length and width can be adjusted for any project)

Vertical stripes for froggy instead of just horizontal, without needed to bring yarn across project.

This mini Bat ornament is a great stash buster to make during a fall evening. I used US6 needles and worsted weight yarn to create the body and wings, but he can easily be made larger or smaller by adjusting these.

Mini Knit ghost charm for garland, purses or wreaths!

A soft ghost pillow for the Halloween lover. I used Bernat blanket yarn for the body and a chunky yarn for the face details, with US 11 needles and US 6 needles. The pillow is knit bottom up as 2 peices, a front and back, then seamed together.

I made this tiny Lobster to go along with my beachy frog set . He’s knit in the round starting from his face and ending at the tail. The Claws are knit separately and then sewn on, and the eyes/mouth embroidered on.

A beach set for your froggy’s vacation!

Beginner friendly frog doll dress. Dress is made using garter stitch and a make 1 increase, knitted flat and sewn together after. I used different colors for a striped/ modern look.

I made this for myself and decided to share the pattern. Knit flat starting at the hood, and using short rows to shape before knitting in the round for the body of the sweater. Pocket added afterwards. I used the same weight yarn and needles as a I did for my frog (dk and US 2)

Summer Dress and hat for frog. Size to fit the dot pebbles frog pattern.

Download includes patterns for the vest and bag.

Welcome to Frogwarts…

This is pattern #1 in my Harry Potter for Froggys set. I used the same yarn type and needle size as used for my frog to make these.

A cottagecore inspired pullover for froggy (or other small dolls). Using US4 needles and DK yarn, it’s knitted flat and uses a simple design to create the leaf sleeves. Front features optional embroidery for details.

My Coasters are inspired by the ones made by Brunaticality. When stored in the pot they resemble a cute flower planter. I personally like the look of them in a tiny terracotta planter but included a linen stitch pot in the downloadable pattern.

Shoes meant to fit Dot Pebbles frog and rabbit patterns

Jacket and Boots for the viral knitted frog by dot pebbles

Bedtime Set for froggy. Includes modified sweater (you will need dot pebbles sweater pattern), pants, Slipper, pillow and teddy bear.

Chart for the mushroom pattern I made for a project. Made using 4 different colors (I used a green, a white, a dark pink and a cream).

First time making wash cloths and wanted to share the pattern I came up with. The set combines seed stitch and moss stitch to create a beautiful texture to the cotton wash cloths and towel. I made a companion scrubby yarn cloth of the same size as well

My 4th pattern for the succulent terrarium. This one is based on the finger Jade plant, which I just found very unique.

Pattern #3 in my succulent terrarium. This pattern is based of the “string of pearls” plant and easily modified to a size you want.

Pattern #2 in my knit terrarium project. This project is seed stitch Cactus with a little flower on top. The Cactus is knit in the round and then stuffed with some polyfil. The flower is knit flat and then rolled up and sewn on top.

This is the first pattern in a knit terrarium I’m making. It’s a great stash-buster and perfect for spring. Any worsted weight yarn and 4us needles should work fine.

These cute curtain tie backs are perfect for the room of any Harry Potter fan. Pattern includes option to make a normal arm sized stuffie as well.

This maybe be my favorite pattern I created. The throw pillow features beads and cables to make a knitted version of the deathly hallows (inspired by Harry potter of course). The back is an “envelope opening” style .

Made using a super bulky yarn, this throw pillow knits up relatively quickly. Linen stitch adds fun texture while keeping the pattern simple.

I made this for my future nephew, based off Hedwig from the Harry Potter series.

I made this pattern for a throw pillow I’m making, inspired by Harry Potter. It could be adjusted for chunkier yarn, or thinner yarn, but I haven’t tried this.

I couldn’t find a cabled Cat design in knitting. So I made my own to make a small quilt for my cat.

Part of my ✨️knitting through the Harry Potter series✨️ challenge

A Halloween ornament/ charm perfect for garland, curtain tie backs, purses, etc.

This is the first pattern I wrote, which I’m only converting to pdf now. I was inspired by the expensive stockings I was seeing on tiktok and pottery barn at the time.

This is pattern #2 in my Harry Potter for Froggys set. I first made this a couple years ago as a Christmas ornament for a tree. And it’s the perfect size for any budding Wizarding frog.